TigerEye Commits to Community Through Pledge 1%

Tracy Young
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November 28, 2023
Oct 8, 2024
TigerEye Commits to Community Through Pledge 1%

In March 2023, TigerEye joined Pledge 1%, a global movement that inspires, educates, and empowers companies to effectively leverage their assets for positive social impact. By pledging 1% of its equity and 1% of its workforce’s time, TigerEye is dedicated to supporting the community and establishing a meaningful funding source to drive long-term social impact. This funding will increase as the company grows.

From March to November 2023, the company has already contributed approximately 164 hours of volunteer service to a range of nonprofits across the U.S., including SF-Marin Food Bank, City of Dreams, various schools, and local organizations. TigerEye’s remote workforce of 25 averaged 18 hours of volunteer work per month, with activities spread out across states like California, Oregon, Massachusetts, and New Jersey.

As many companies revert to traditional offices, TigerEye’s co-founders stand firm on remote work. Embracing this model has proven advantageous in creating a culture of community involvement. The remote setup offers employees the autonomy to balance their personal and professional lives, thereby creating space for them to volunteer in activities that resonate with their values.

By distributing its workforce across the globe, TigerEye taps into diverse communities, enabling its employees to contribute locally and personalize their community service. This approach may set a precedent for others to follow, blending professional success with social responsibility.

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Tracy Young

Tracy Young

Tracy Young, the co-founder and CEO of TigerEye and former leader of PlanGrid, has a proven track record in scaling tech enterprises, notably leading PlanGrid to a $875 million acquisition by Autodesk in 2018. She is recognized in Forbes’ Top 50 Women in Tech, has spoken at prestigious events like TEDWomen 2020, and holds a B.S. in construction engineering management.